The smaller area reduces the risks in unfurling and flexing, producing useful results.He took the project in a more practical direction, and planned to build, launch and deploy sprites.
In contrast to many of his contemporaries who focused on meta-ethical questions and the meaning of moral terms, Rawls (1921 2002) moved moral and political philosophy in a practical direction.
He served as editor from 1907 to 1915, and took the journal in a more provocative and practical direction, in contrast to the more theoretical approach which had been favored by the previous editor, Max Baginski.
The university also conceded that the duty was "underpinned by guidance … [that] contains insufficient detail to provide clear practical direction in an environment such as the university's".
In this article we offer practical directions and guidance for a functional researcher on how to use research-based evaluation to inform changes in the development of undergraduate sports science education.
"Guidance is a step in the right direction, but real practical support for parents and families is badly needed.
And here's a simple and practical step in the right direction: disable the pings and vibrations that notify you of incoming emails, text messages, and social media, and decide to check them, say, once every hour.
In light of the many advantages conveyed by citizenship the proportion of non-citizen who want to maintain this status is surprisingly large – pointing in the direction of both practical and emotional reasons for not wanting Latvian citizenship.
The commission bemoaned the lack of practical results but welcomed a "move in the right direction".
But, nudged in the right direction, his idea could develop in a practical way, helping to boost trade and investment.
